General Catalog Revised August 31, 2015

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1 General Catalog Revised August 1, 2015

2 INSTITUTO DE BANCA Y COMERCIO GENERAL CATALOG Revised August 1, 2015 Effective August 25, August 24, 2016

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION 9 PRESIDENT S MESSAGE 10 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 11 INSTITUTIONAL MISSION 12 INSTITUTIONAL VISION 12 INSTITUTIONAL OBJECTIVES 1 PROPERTY TITLE AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS 14 CORPORATE LEVEL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS 15 DIRECTORS OF MAIN CAMPUS 16 BRANCH CAMPUS AND LEARNING SITES 16 ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD 17 HATO REY MAIN CAMPUS 18 PONCE BRANCH CAMPUS 19 MAYAGÜEZ BRANCH CAMPUS 20 GUAYAMA BRANCH CAMPUS 21 MANATÍ BRANCH CAMPUS 22 FAJARDO BRANCH CAMPUS 2 CAGUAS BRANCH CAMPUS 24 HUMACAO BRANCH CAMPUS 25 SAN JUAN (ESCORIAL) BRANCH CAMPUS 26 ARECIBO BRANCH CAMPUS 27 BAYAMÓN BRANCH CAMPUS 28 LOS COLOBOS BRANCH CAMPUS 29 AGUADILLA BRANCH CAMPUS 0 MOCA BRANCH CAMPUS 1 YAUCO BRANCH CAMPUS 2 DIRECTORY OF LOCATIONS ACADEMIC FACILITIES 6 ACCREDITATIONS, LICENSES, AFILIATIONS, APPROVALS AND 8 EXAMINATION BOARDS 8 STUDENT SERVICES 40 ADMISSIONS 41 ADMISSIONS - HOURS OF SERVICE 41 ADMISSIONS AND ENROLLMENT PROCESS 41 ADMISSIONS POLICY 42 ADDITIONAL ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS 42 ADMISSIONS POLICY 4 PROGRAMS LEADING TO A DIPLOMA 4 ADDITIONAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 4 ADMISSIONS POLICY FOR CERTIFIED ABILITY TO BENEFIT STUDENTS 45 FINANCIAL AID 46 [2]

4 TITLE IV REFUND POLICY 46 INSTITUTIONAL REFUND POLICY 47 DEFINITION OF ACADEMIC YEAR OF FINANCIAL AID 48 REGISTRAR 49 CONSECUTIVE ABSENCES AND ADMINISTRATIVE WITHDRAWALS 49 CHANGE OF ADDRESS 49 PROGRAM CHANGES 49 GRADUATION CERTIFICATE, CREDIT TRANSCRIPTS AND 49 OTHER OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS 49 DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING A PARTIAL OR TOTAL WITHDRAWAL 50 ENROLLMENT PERIODS 50 ENROLLMENT CANCELLATION POLICY 50 VALIDATION OF CREDITS POLICY 50 CONVALIDATION SPECIFICATIONS FOR DIPLOMA PROGRAMS 5 SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS POLICY (SAP) 54 PROCEDURE FOR CAMPUS TRANSFERS 58 GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS 59 COURSE CODING SYSTEM 59 ACADEMIC COUNSELING AND RETENTION 60 PLACEMENT 60 GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT 60 DISTANCE EDUCATION 61 ACADEMIC POLICIES 64 DEFINITION OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR 65 PROGRAMS LEADING TO AN ASSOCIATE S DEGREE 65 PROGRAMS LEADING TO A DIPLOMA 65 UNITS OF CREDIT 65 ACADEMIC SESSION 65 ACADEMIC LOAD 65 NUMBER OF EVALUATIONS 66 EVALUATION SYSTEM 66 PASS (APPROVED)/NOT PASSED (NOT APPROVED) 67 INCOMPLETE POLICY 67 COURSE ELIMINATION AND OTHER CHANGES 67 COURSE REPETITION 67 ACADEMIC STUDENT ACTIVITIES 68 Community Resources Activities: 68 Co-Curricular Activities: 68 Extracurricular Activities: 68 Community Service Activities: 68 UNIFORMS 68 []

5 PROFESSOR TARDINESS OR ABSENCE 69 ATTENDANCE POLICY 69 COPYRIGHT POLICY 69 ACADEMIC INTEGRITY POLICY 71 IBC DISTINGUISHED STUDENT PROGRAM 71 DIPLOMAS AND HONORS 72 AWARDING OF HONORS 7 GRADUATION REWARD 7 PARTICIPATION IN THE GRADUATION CEREMONY 7 LIBRARIES 74 CLASSROOMS AND LABS 74 GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE 74 INSTITUTIONAL POLICIES 76 PRIVACY OF EDUCATIONAL RECORDS POLICY 77 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY POLICY 77 DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE PREVENTION POLICY 77 LAW #56 - USE OF ASTHMA MEDICATION POLICY 77 LAW #186 - RESTRICTIONS IN THE USE OF THE 77 SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER POLICY 77 LAW #7- PROHIBITION OF HARASSMENT, INTIMIDATION AND 78 BULLYING POLICY 78 PREVENTION OF CYBERBULLYING POLICY 78 LAW #25 - SCHOOL VACCINATION POLICY 78 LAW #250 - POSTSECONDARY EDUCATIONAL PASSPORT OF 79 REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION 79 LAW #179 - REGISTRY OF FRATERNITIES, SORORITIES AND ASSOCIATIONS 79 ACCESS TO THE INFORMATION POLICY 79 INTERLIBRARY SERVICES POLICY 80 LAW #267 - PROTECTION OF STUDENTS IN THE 80 USE AND MANAGEMENT OF INTERNET 80 INSTITUTIONAL POLICY FOR VETERAN STUDENTS 82 PUBLICATIONS 88 GENERAL POLICIES 88 TUITION COSTS AND OTHER FEES 89 ACADEMIC OFFERING 92 [4]

6 STUDY PROGRAMS 92 ASSOCIATE S DEGREE PROGRAMS 92 SCIENCES IN NURSING 9 REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CUISINE 94 DIPLOMA PROGRAMS 95 ADMINISTRATION AND INFORMATICS PROGRAMS 96 NETWORK ADMINISTRATION 97 APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT AND WEB DESIGN SPECIALIST 98 BANKING OPERATIONS 99 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT WITH MEDICAL BILLING 100 TOURISM AND HOTELS 101 CULINARY ARTS PROGRAMS 102 BARTENDING 10 REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CUISINE 104 INTERNATIONAL PASTRY AND BAKING 105 HEALTH PROGRAMS 106 GERIATRIC TECHNICIAN 107 DENTAL ASSISTANT WITH EXPANDED FUNCTIONS 108 PRACTICAL NURSING WITH ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY (EKG) 109 RESPIRATORY CARE TECHNICIAN 110 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN PARAMEDIC 111 SURGICAL TECHNICIAN 112 PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE THERAPIST 11 TECHNICAL PROGRAMS 114 ELECTRICITY WITH PLC 115 REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING WITH PLC 116 SOUND AND SECURITY ALARM TECHNICIAN 117 PLUMBING TECHNICIAN 118 COMPUTER REPAIRS AND NETWORK TECHNICIAN 119 BEAUTY PROGRAMS 120 BARBERING AND HAIRSTYLING 121 COSMETOLOGY 122 ESTHETICS 12 ADVANCED HAIRSTYLING AND DESIGN 124 NAIL TECHNOLOGY 125 ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS 126 CONVERSATIONAL ENGLISH 127 GRAPHIC DESIGN 128 PRESCHOOL TEACHER ASSISTANT 129 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 10 ASSOCIATE S DEGREE PROGRAMS 10 SCIENCES IN NURSING 11 REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CUISINE 15 DIPLOMA PROGRAMS 19 ADMINISTRATION AND INFORMATICS PROGRAMS 140 NETWORK ADMINISTRATION 141 APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT AND WEB DESIGN SPECIALIST 144 BANKING OPERATIONS 147 [5]

7 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT WITH MEDICAL BILLING 150 TOURISM AND HOTELS 15 CULINARY ARTS PROGRAMS 156 BARTENDING 157 REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CUISINE 159 INTERNATIONAL PASTRY AND BAKING 162 HEALTH PROGRAMS 165 GERIATRIC TECHNICIAN 166 DENTAL ASSISTANT WITH EXPANDED FUNCTIONS 168 PRACTICAL NURSING WITH ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY (EKG) 171 RESPIRATORY CARE TECHNICIAN 175 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN - PARAMEDIC 178 SURGICAL TECHNICIAN 182 PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE THERAPIST 185 TECHNICAL PROGRAMS 188 REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING WITH PLC 192 SOUND AND SECURITY ALARM TECHNICIAN 195 PLUMBING TECHNICIAN 198 COMPUTER REPAIRS AND NETWORK TECHNICIAN 200 BEAUTY PROGRAMS 202 BARBERING AND HAIRSTYLING 20 COSMETOLOGY 206 ESTHETICS 209 ADVANCED HAIRSTYLING AND DESIGN 212 NAIL TECHNOLOGY 214 ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS 216 CONVERSATIONAL ENGLISH 217 GRAPHIC DESIGN 219 PRESCHOOL TEACHER ASSISTANT 222 ACADEMIC OFFERING BY LOCATIONS 225 ARECIBO BRANCH CAMPUS 226 BAYAMON BRANCH CAMPUS 227 CAGUAS BRANCH CAMPUS 228 SAN JUAN (ESCORIAL) BRANCH CAMPUS 229 FAJARDO BRANCH CAMPUS 20 GUAYAMA BRANCH CAMPUS 21 HATO REY MAIN CAMPUS 22 HUMACAO BRANCH CAMPUS 2 MANATI BRANCH CAMPUS 24 MAYAGÜEZ BRANCH CAMPUS 25 PONCE BRANCH CAMPUS 26 LOS COLOBOS BRANCH CAMPUS 27 AGUADILLA BRANCH CAMPUS 28 MOCA BRANCH CAMPUS 29 [6]

8 YAUCO BRANCH CAMPUS 240 FACULTY 241 HATO REY BRANCH CAMPUS 242 PONCE BRANCH CAMPUS 24 FAJARDO BRANCH CAMPUS 244 LOS COLOBOS BRANCH CAMPUS 244 MAYAGÜEZ BRANCH CAMPUS 244 MANATÍ BRANCH CAMPUS 245 GUAYAMA BRANCH CAMPUS 246 CAGUAS BRANCH CAMPUS 247 HUMACAO BRANCH CAMPUS 248 SAN JUAN (ESCORIAL) BRANCH CAMPUS 249 BAYAMÓN BRANCH CAMPUS 249 ARECIBO BRANCH CAMPUS 250 AGUADILLA BRANCH CAMPUS 250 MOCA BRANCH CAMPUS 251 YAUCO BRANCH CAMPUS 251 ACADEMIC CALENDAR 25 CERTIFICATION 264 [7]

9 CATALOG DISCLAIMER Notwithstanding anything contained in this Catalog, Instituto de Banca y Comercio (IBC), reserves the right, wherever it deems advisable: (1) to change or modify its tuition and fees, (2) to withdraw, cancel, reschedule or modify any course, program of study, degree or any requirements in connection with the foregoing, and () to change or modify any academic or other policy. Please be advised that due to printing deadlines, information in this Catalog may be updated. Changes in information in this Catalog and new academic regulations will be published each session as applicable. It is the responsibility of each student to ascertain current information that pertains to the individuals program particularly with regard to satisfaction of degree requirements, through frequent reference to the Catalog and its addendum, enrollment agreement, the webpage and by consultation with the Counselor, the Academic Director, and other appropriate offices such as the Registrar or Financial Aid. In preparing this catalog, efforts are made to provide pertinent and accurate information; however, IBC assumes no responsibility for Catalog errors or omissions. An electronic copy of this Catalog is available at Printed copies are available in the main campus, Branch Campus and Learning Sites. The rules of our institution prohibit discrimination for reasons of gender or sex, among others. Therefore, for the purpose of this document, all terminology used to refer to a person or position refers to both genders. NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATION Instituto de Banca y Comercio does not discriminate on the basis of sex in the education programs or activities it operates; and it is required by Title IX not to discriminate in such a manner. Copyright 2014, Instituto de Banca y Comercio [8]

10 GENERAL INFORMATION

11 PRESIDENT S MESSAGE Since 1975, Instituto de Banca y Comercio has been helping in the social and financial development of Puerto Rico by offering innovative educational programs with the purpose of integrating our graduates into the work force. We have 15 Campuses and 4 Learning Sites strategically located throughout the Island where we annually assist thousands of students, making us one of the largest private institutions in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. Our commitment is to support you during your time with us so that you may successfully complete your studies and become a professional. We present our General Catalog of 2014 to 2016 where you will find all relevant information regarding the academic and administrative services provided by our institution. Welcome to the great family of Instituto de Banca y Comercio! Guillermo Nigaglioni President and Chief Executive Officer [10]

12 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Instituto de Banca y Comercio is a private, post-secondary institution of a non-traditional character, which offers short training programs and associate s degrees to young adults and adults in the Administration and Informatics, Technical/Vocational, Health, Beauty and Culinary Arts fields. It operates under the laws and regulations of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. It was founded by Mr. Fidel Alonso Valls in 1975 in the city of San Juan. Since then, it has maintained a steady growth and development. It currently has a Main Campus and fourteen (14) Branch Campuses that operate in Hato Rey (1975), Ponce (198), Mayagüez (1984), Guayama (1986), Manatí (1992), Fajardo (1991), Caguas (2000), Humacao (2008), San Juan (Escorial) (2012), Arecibo (2012), Bayamón (2012), Los Colobos (2014), Aguadilla (2014), Moca (2014) and Yauco (2014); plus four (4) Learning Sites. Since 1978, Instituto de Banca y Comercio has been accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools ( ACICS ) to award diplomas. All of its programs are authorized by Puerto Rico Council of Education. The campuses in Hato Rey (2006), Ponce (2009) and Fajardo (2014) are authorized by Puerto Rico Council of Education (Higher Education Division) and accredited by ACICS to award associate s degrees. All the units are authorized by the Federal Department of Education to participate in the Title IV programs of the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended. In March of 2007, Instituto de Banca y Comercio was acquired by Leeds Equity partners, an investment firm in New York. The institution s success is due to the capability and sense of commitment of its professors, the location of its units, the attention offered to students, the use of modern technological resources and the innovative way in which it has managed the educational process, preserving its academic excellence within a changing environment that has been incorporated into the curricula to keep it current. [11]

13 INSTITUTIONAL MISSION The mission of the Instituto de Banca y Comercio is to provide educational opportunities that promote the continuous acquisition of knowledge and the social development of our graduates in order to integrate them to the labor force. We fulfill these goals by providing our students with a general, ample and professional education through academic and occupational programs with high demand in the job-market; the selection of qualified human resources and the acquisition of innovative and adequate physical facilities and equipment that provide the maximum learning opportunities for our students and promote their adaptations to today jobs scenarios. INSTITUTIONAL VISION Instituto de Banca y Comercio aspires to be a leader in education by offering the community occupational study programs that will incorporate our graduates in the labor force, according to the needs and changes of our society. [12]

14 INSTITUTIONAL OBJECTIVES Formative 1. Create educational programs with ample demand in the job market. 2. Prepare curricular structures based on formal studies and the needs analysis of the employers that are in the areas we serve through our campuses.. Offer an education that promotes the adaptation to current and future work scenarios, through diverse modalities of study, strategies and activities that promote team work and interpersonal relationships. 4. Offer an educational service based on a pedagogical model that responds to the current educational needs of the environment. 5. Identify and incorporate computer environments into the curricular content and the teachinglearning process. 6. Contribute to the comprehensive development and values of each student, through the promotion of activities that improve their performance as members of the community. 7. Develop abilities for the adequate use of the English and Spanish languages in their written and verbal forms. 8. Promote the development of mathematical abilities to analyze and solve problems. 9. Foster the access to new levels of knowledge, by means of the mastery of contents and basic skills. 10. Develop reflective, critical and enterprising thinking through an education based on active, participative and practical methods. 11. Graduate satisfied students that possess the knowledge, skills and techniques that will allow them to perform efficiently and ethically at work. Systematization 1. Bring the educational structure to the highest levels, providing educational continuity and coherence that allows the optimization of learning achievements. 2. Formulate and implement an institutional evaluation plan that aims the educational activities toward the accomplishment of the institutional objectives. Structural 1. Develop an organizational structure that allows the fulfillment of the academic and administrative functions. 2. Possess an infrastructure and adequate material and financial resources for the development and maintenance of updated and innovative physical facilities that will serve as practical labs for the students.. Recruit and retain qualified human resources, fostering their professional growth through formative educational activities that guarantee institutional excellence. Institutional Environment 1. Promote a participative environment and committment to the educational and administrative community through participation in institutional, decision-making work committees. 2. Favor an environment of solidarity and cooperation with the educational community, through activities that serve our community. [1]

15 PROPERTY TITLE AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS Instituto de Banca y Comercio, Inc. is a private corporation established under the Laws of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. The institution is governed by a Board of Directors, with headquarters located at 50 Park Avenue, 2 rd Floor, New York, New York , Telephone: (212) The institution s operations are fulfilled by a managerial administrative group named by the Board with headquarters at #56 Road 20, Km 2., Guaynabo, PR 00966; Tel. (787) The current Board of Directors is made up of: Mr. Erik Brooks Mr. Rob MacInnis Mr. Kevin Malone Mr. Michael Bannett Mr. Scott VanHoy [14]

16 CORPORATE LEVEL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Management Group Mr. Guillermo Nigaglioni - President IBC/CEO PR Operations Mrs. Yaran K. Correa - Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Amarilys Espada - Director of Compliance & Regulatory CPA Lourdes J. Cruz - Vice President of Operations CPA Yamira Lajara - Director of Quality Assurance Mrs. Damaris Rodríguez - Vice President of Financial Aid CPA Josué Medina - Vice President of Finance Mrs. Daisy L. Rios - Purchasing Director Mr. Pedro Padilla - Corporate Director of Student Accounts Mrs. Pura López - Senior Director of Human Resources Mrs. Lizaura Quinones - Institutional Director of Admissions Mrs. Margarita Flores - Institutional Director of Academic Counseling and Retention Mr. Ricardo Carnero - Institutional Director of Placement Mr. Konrad Wittenberg - Director of Facilities Management Mr. José E. Maldonado - Curriculum Dean Mr. José Martínez - Faculty Dean Ms. María Julia Navarro - Institutional Registrar Mr. Leopoldo Vega - Health Programs Director Mrs. Betty A. Garcés - Beauty Programs Director Mr. Francisco Rivera - Culinary Arts Operational Manager Mr. Pedro Cáez - Technical Programs Director [15]

17 DIRECTORS OF MAIN CAMPUS BRANCH CAMPUS AND LEARNING SITES Mrs. Lourdes Cruz, Interim Hato Rey Main Campus Mr. Raúl Morales Ponce Branch Campus Mr. Ricardo Rodríguez Mayagüez Branch Campus Mrs. Gladys García Guayama Branch Campus Mr. Benjamín Padilla Manatí Branch Campus Mr. Eliseo Martínez Humacao Branch Campus Mrs. Melba M. Martínez Caguas Branch Campus Mrs. Madeline Burgos Fajardo Branch Campus Ms. Claribel López San Juan (Escorial) Branch Campus Mr. Héctor Báez Bayamón Branch Campus Mr. Ángel Román Arecibo Branch Campus Mr. Francisco Nazario Los Colobos Branch Campus Mrs. Marilyn Del Valle Aguadilla Branch Campus Mr. Hermit Toro Moca Branch Campus Mrs. Awilda Roche Yauco Branch Campus [16]

18 ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD

19 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS HATO REY MAIN CAMPUS Mrs. Lourdes Cruz Interim Campus Director Mrs. María Rivera Academic Director Mr. Reinero Castellón Coordinator-Barbosa Learning Site Mrs. Nahir Bonilla Library Mrs. Yaritza Varela Admissions Mrs. Jannice Berrios Placement Mrs. Bethzaida Collazo Retention Mrs. Johanies Cortés Registrar Mrs. Omar Almonte Academic Counseling Mrs. Diana Mercado Financial Aid Mrs. Yazmin Pagán Student Accounts [18]

20 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS PONCE BRANCH CAMPUS Mr. Raúl Morales Campus Director Mrs. Griselle Vázquez Academic Director Mrs. Olga Lugo Evening Coordinator Mrs. Elizabeth Torres Coordinator-Adjuntas Learning Site Mrs. Jannice Soler Library Mrs. Ania Rodríguez Admissions Mrs. Doris Jiménez Placement Mrs. Beany Díaz Retention Mrs. Diana Núñez Registrar Mrs. Waleska Justiniano Academic Counseling Mrs. Lourdes Román Financial Aid Mrs. Paula Colón Student Accounts [19]

21 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS MAYAGÜEZ BRANCH CAMPUS Mr. Ricardo Rodríguez Campus Director Mrs. Brenda Sánchez Academic Director Mrs. Ana M. Aponte Evening Coordinator Mr. Daniel Quirindongo Coordinator - Lajas Learning Site Mrs. Marta Vargas Study Hall Mrs. Marisol Morales Admissions Mayagüez and Lajas Mrs. Norma I. Pérez Placement Mrs. Lymari Vazqueztell Retention Mrs. Rosecel González Registrar Mrs. Verónica Ramírez Academic Counseling Mrs. Rosa Ramos Financial Aid Mrs. Melinda Ramos Student Accounts [20]

22 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS GUAYAMA BRANCH CAMPUS Mrs. Gladys García Campus Director Mr. Steven Goldberg Academic Director Mrs. María de Lourdes Cruz Evening Coordinator Mrs. Yaraliz Morales Study Hall Mrs. Evelyn López Admissions Mrs. Nelcy Amy Placement Mr. Xiomara Méndez Retention Mrs. Luz D. Collazo Registrar Mrs. Lydia Ortiz Academic Counseling Mrs. Emma Martínez Financial Aid Mrs. Marylu Sepulveda Student Accounts [21]

23 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS MANATÍ BRANCH CAMPUS Mr. Benjamín Padilla Campus Director Mrs. Luz E. Manuel Academic Director Mr. Carlos Salgado Evening Coordinator Mrs. Jovaleska Torres Study Hall Mrs. Yarelis González Admissions Mr. Adam Cruz Placement Mr. Pedro Nazario Retention Mrs. Zelimar Ventura Registrar Mrs. Karim Rosado Academic Counseling Mr. Eleazar Díaz Financial Aid Mrs. Judy García Student Accounts [22]

24 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS FAJARDO BRANCH CAMPUS Sra. Madeline Burgos Directora de Recinto Sra. Judelis Santiago Directora Académico Sr. Luis M. Valle Coordinador Nocturno Sra. Dinah R. Suriano Biblioteca Sra. Ivelisse Alvelo Admisiones Sra. Odalis Maldonado Colocaciones Srta. Sonia Martínez Retención Sra. Eileen De León Registraduría Sra. Melinda Cintrón Consejería Académica Sr. Domingo Maldonado Asistencia Económica Sra. Johanna Delgado Recaudaciones [2]

25 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS CAGUAS BRANCH CAMPUS Mrs. Melba M. Martínez Campus Director Mrs. Michelsedet Hernández Academic Director Mrs. Nancy López Evening Coordinator Mrs. Vionis Acevedo Library Mr. Juan B. Nieves Admissions Mrs. Eliscamir Ramírez Placement Ms. Zoraida Lara Retention Mrs. Elizabeth Otero Registrar Ms. Izvetlana Rodríguez Academic Counseling Mrs. Minerva Berríos Financial Aid Mrs. Vivianne Menéndez Student Accounts [24]

26 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS HUMACAO BRANCH CAMPUS Mr. Eliseo Martínez Campus Director Mrs. Jeanette Almodovar Academic Director Mrs. Héctor Castro Evening Coordinator Mrs. Brenda Villamil Study Hall Mrs. Lumarie Rolón Admissions Mrs. Joan Lebrón Placement Mr. Carlos Dávila Retention Mrs. Jessie Pérez Registrar Mrs. Carolina Torres Academic Counseling Mr. Ellis Aguayo Financial Aid Mrs. Zuleika Cabrera Student Accounts [25]

27 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS SAN JUAN (ESCORIAL) BRANCH CAMPUS Ms. Claribel López Campus Director Mrs. Janet Hernández Academic Director Mr. Arnaldo Alicea Evening Coordinator Mrs. Giselle Garriga Study Hall Mr. Carlos Ayala Admissions Mrs. Karen Bermúdez Placement Mr. Jorge Valette Retention Mrs. Abigail Díaz Registrar Mrs. Arlette Valpais Academic Counseling Mrs. Graciela Cacho Financial Aid Mr. Anthony Rodríguez Student Accounts [26]

28 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS ARECIBO BRANCH CAMPUS Mr. Ángel Román Campus Director Mrs. Itzamar Román Academic Director Mr. Luis R. Lugo Evening Coordinator Mr. Reynaldo Núñez Study Hall Mrs. Luz Nilda Ortíz Admissions Mrs. Wanda Negrón Placement Mrs. Lady Nieves Academic Counseling /Retention Mrs. Marianne Bayón Registrar Mrs. Lourdes Zayas Financial Aid Mrs. María V. Rosa Student Accounts [27]

29 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS BAYAMÓN BRANCH CAMPUS Mr. Héctor Báez Campus Director Mrs. Nydia Pagán Academic Director Mrs. Lida Colón Evening Coordinator Mrs. Lourdes Sanfeliz Study Hall Mrs. Lourdes González Admissions Mrs. Marlyn Rios Placement Mrs. Jennifer Rivera Retention Mrs. Mildred Hernández Registrar Mrs. Dairobys de León Academic Counseling Mrs. Rosa Martínez Financial Aid Mrs. Marvelia Vega Student Accounts [28]

30 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS LOS COLOBOS BRANCH CAMPUS Mr. Francisco Nazario Campus Director Mrs. Denisse Colón Academic Director Mrs. José Matos Evening Coordinator Vacant Study Hall Mrs. Mildred Luna Admissions Mrs. Tania Coello Placement Mrs. Maribel Soto Retention Mrs. Yesenia Colón Registrar Mrs. María de la Paz Academic Counseling Mrs. Amy Romero Financial Aid Mrs. Ineabelle Cintrón Student Accounts [29]

31 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS AGUADILLA BRANCH CAMPUS Mrs. Marilyn Del Valle Campus Director Mrs. Sara Rosado Academic Director Mrs. Yanira Morales Evening Coordinator Mrs. Yolanda Nieves Study Hall Mrs. Mariela González Admissions Ms. Jennifer Mercado Placement Mrs. Waleska Desarden Retention Ms. Patricia Alemañy Registrar Officer Mrs. Waleska Desarden Academic Counseling Mrs. María Vargas Financial Aid Mrs. María Sanabria Student Accounts [0]

32 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS MOCA BRANCH CAMPUS Mr. Hermit Toro Campus Director Mrs. Sara Rosado Academic Director Mr. Rafael Arroyo Evening Coordinator Mrs. Doris Muñiz Study Hall Mrs. Mariela González Admissions Mrs. Mayra Santiago Placement Vacant Retention Mrs. Iris Barrientos Registrar Officer Mrs. Nayda García Academic Counseling Mrs. Delsy Gómez Financial Aid Mr. Ángel Acevedo Student Accounts [1]

33 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS YAUCO BRANCH CAMPUS Mrs. Awilda Roche Campus Director Mrs. Carmen Jusino Academic Director Mr. Edgardo Hernández Evening Coordinator Vacant Study Hall Mr. Osvaldo Castro Admissions Mr. Frankie Almodóvar/ Mrs. Karina Soto Placement Mrs. Isaura Batista Retention Mrs. Luzdelise Ortiz Registrar Officer Mrs. Isaura Batista Academic Counseling Mrs. Xiomara Vega Financial Aid Mr. Alberto Quiles Student Accounts [2]

34 DIRECTORY OF LOCATIONS CORPORATE OFFICE #56 Road 20, Km 2., (Exp. Martínez Nadal) Guaynabo, Puerto Rico Telephone: Fax: HATO REY BRANCH CAMPUS Ave. Ponce de León #61, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: Barbosa Learning Site Ave. Barbosa #598 San Juan, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: PONCE BRANCH CAMPUS Calle Ferrocarril #709, Esquina Concordia Ponce, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: Adjuntas Learning Site Calle Muñoz Rivera #1 Adjuntas, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: MAYAGÜEZ BRANCH CAMPUS Avenida Tenerife 75, Carretera #2, Bo. Sultana Mayagüez, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: Lajas Learning Site 65 Infantería Interior, Edificio 49 Lajas, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: Carretera #1, Km..7, Lote, Urbanización Bairoa, Caguas, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: Carretera #2, Km. 15., Bo. Hato Tejas Bayamón, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: / Carrretera #, Km. 44.0, Calle Marginal Bo. Quebrada Fajardo, Fajardo, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: CAGUAS BRANCH CAMPUS BAYAMÓN BRANCH CAMPUS FAJARDO BRANCH CAMPUS []

35 Carretera #2, Km. 49.7, Barrio Tierras Nuevas Manatí, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: Carretera #, Km , Edificio Iraola, Bo. Machete Guayama, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: Carretera PR-908, Km. 1.0, Barrio Tejas Humacao, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: Avenida 65 de Infantería, Km. 5.4, Bo. Sabana Llana, San Juan, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: Avenida Victor Rojas, Esquina Cervantes, Bo. Pueblo Arecibo, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: MANATÍ BRANCH CAMPUS GUAYAMA BRANCH CAMPUS HUMACAO BRANCH CAMPUS SAN JUAN (ESCORIAL) BRANCH CAMPUS ARECIBO BRANCH CAMPUS LOS COLOBOS BRANCH CAMPUS Carretera PR #, Km. 1.8, Lote -A, Los Colobos, Canovanillas, Carolina, PR Tel: Fax: Carretera 2, Km. 121, Bo. Caimital Alto Aguadilla, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: AGUADILLA BRANCH CAMPUS [4]

36 MOCA BRANCH CAMPUS Carretera 111, Km. 4.5, Bo. Pueblo Moca, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: YAUCO BRANCH CAMPUS Yauco Plaza Shopping Center 1 Yauco, Puerto Rico Tel: Fax: [5]

37 ACADEMIC FACILITIES MAIN CAMPUS AND BRANCH CAMPUS HATO REY MAIN CAMPUS The Hato Rey campus has a 5-story building with over 40,000 square feet, located at, Avenida Ponce de León #61, in the banking district of Hato Rey. PONCE BRANCH CAMPUS The Ponce campus has an 82,000 square feet area in a two story building located at, Calle Ferrocarril #709, Esquina Concordia, close to the center of the town of Ponce. MAYAGÜEZ BRANCH CAMPUS The Mayagüez campus has a two story building located at 75 Avenida Tenerife, Carretera #2, Bo. Sultana, Mayagüez with a total of 27,000 square feet. FAJARDO BRANCH CAMPUS The Fajardo campus is found in an ample, dual level facility located at, Carretera #, Km 44.0, Calle Marginal, Bo. Quebrada Fajardo, with a total area of 1,197 square feet. MANATÍ BRANCH CAMPUS The Manatí campus possesses a three story facility located at, Carretera #2, Km. 49.7, Barrio Tierras Nuevas, in Manatí with a total area of some 49,000 square feet. GUAYAMA BRANCH CAMPUS The Guayama campus is located in a three story building at, Carretera #, Km , Edificio Iraola, Bo. Machete in the town of Guayama. It is a total area of 4,456 square feet. CAGUAS BRANCH CAMPUS The Caguas campus is located at, Carretera #1, Km..7, Lote, Urbanización Bairoa, Caguas, with a space of 60,000 square feet. HUMACAO BRANCH CAMPUS The Humacao campus occupies a two story building with a space of 6,689 square feet located at, Carretera PR-908, Km. 1.0, Barrio Tejas in the town of Humacao. SAN JUAN (ESCORIAL) BRANCH CAMPUS The San Juan (Escorial) campus occupies a three story building located at, Avenida 65 de Infantería, Km. 5.4, Bo. Sabana Llana, in the boundary between Río Piedras and Carolina, with a total space of 54,52 square feet. ARECIBO BRANCH CAMPUS The Arecibo campus occupies a building of 0,000 square feet located at, Ave. Victor Rojas, Esquina Cervantes, Bo. Pueblo, Arecibo. BAYAMÓN BRANCH CAMPUS The Bayamón campus occupies a one story building with a total space of 57,000 square feet, [6]

38 located at Carretera #2, Km. 15., Bo. Hato Tejas, Bayamón. LOS COLOBOS BRANCH CAMPUS The Los Colobos campus occupies a one story building located at Carretera PR #, Km. 1.8, Lote -A, Los Colobos, Canovanillas at Carolina. AGUADILLA BRANCH CAMPUS The Aguadilla campus occupies a two story building located at Carretera 2, Km. 121, Bo. Caimital Alto, Aguadilla. MOCA BRANCH CAMPUS The Moca campus occupies a two story building located at Carretera 111, Km. 4.5, Bo. Pueblo at Moca. YAUCO BRANCH CAMPUS The Yauco campus occupies a two story building located at Yauco Plaza Shopping Center 1 at Yauco. LEARNING SITES Instituto de Banca y Comercio, through its Learning Sites, offers educational services to communities with limited transportation services. Generally, they offer all the courses of every program, except in situations that require additional instructional equipment and materials not available at the center. In these cases, the student transfers to the Branch Campus to which the center is appointed. The Learning Sites receive all administrative and staff support from the Branch Campus to which the center is appointed. These are: Hato Rey Main Campus Barbosa Learning Site The center is located at Avenida Barbosa #598 Hato Rey, San Juan. Ponce Branch Campus Adjuntas Learning Site The center is located at Calle Muñoz Rivera #1, Adjuntas. Mayagüez Branch Campus Lajas Learning Site The center is located at 65 de Infantería Interior, Edificio 49 at Lajas. [7]